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We are present in the. Office
some of us don't think about.

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The Cuban presidents that persist.
In using the influence to use.

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On the campaign. In the U.S.

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Specifically the but what
you guys. Use it. As so we

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thought it was relevant. To look
for C. P division by zero point

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zero but that. Was for.
Political to the. Fun

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stuff of being. Political. Because of

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a little music we did see. The
days that influence us with.

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The sort of issues we're trying so we get
the political stuff but just by this is

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exactly. So. So I really
appreciate your presence

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here. Many of them while you
already know. Dr Bassett but

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for those of you. Improve
the loss of people already.

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Well those who was able to carry it
to. You people did. Really respect.

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And saw the best of us being involved.
In music production capacity.

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Not just in Cuba but the spinning
world around the world in Germany for

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a city. Living so his it's moved about.

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And I think that moving about. So has

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a way of influencing him giving you Piers
of the lenses will see what happens when

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you have your reference
point well what are you

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a bit and it gives you some reference
point that you really think about. And I

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think often how do we view the world. As

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a way of. Not just giving those away
the cycle that we will help people

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see where we come from you know
experience of Dr Bassett that comes with

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a lot of experience. Not just
teaching but into music. Industry but

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also even though we wish it was again
for us here he comes with a dog for

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a few but it was

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a good yes. So I think. You know. The.

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Whole. Lot of us are
talking not just talk the

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talk was about.

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Well thank you thank you thank you very
much when I was thinking about this

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presentation My idea was this but they had

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a very very extraordinary title and that
is the one you're going to be reading all

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over the building that is another kind
of rouge. Cuban influence and Jass

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so is the same lecture is the same conversation
with you so when you see it outside

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the building is going to be the same thing
and I really wanted to begin the story

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mainly how music came to the
US It was at the beginning

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of the twentieth century although there
were many musicians before dad playing here

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many of them but in the first photo
we're going to see this is of

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a more the photo because you know
sometimes they're not clear so you cannot

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distinguish them Sixto and I don't even
know you see more musicians in that photo

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but that is one of the most legendary
septet and sextants and this is the same

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music that the well regarded nice
after the boom of world always

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a social club. And then many of you will
begin to discover Cuba after that and then

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the critics never agreed if there was

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a real music or not but there are many
different kinds of music but what are we to

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such

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a good hollow just players what he wanted
to trumpet player were the lead Trumper

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of many cowards in Havana and also

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a member of the Cuban mother
music August there was

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a cradle era character so that is only
really very important so that's what I

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wanted to begin the conversation with you
from here and be sad because they came in

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the twenty years to wait to see in the US
when there was no and viable restriction

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nothing and simply the bands came
and they may recording for R.C.A.

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Victor that was one of the first regular
labels to launch the Cuban music in the US

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not only for demos of or not can call they
took more time the national label but

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the this usuals even better.
And they said Guy is one of

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the most important musicians in the history
of Cuba and his focus from is don't

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know any other well that is

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a family band there are many musicians
even two of them are living in the United

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States and among the Romero was

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a great conductor of the more than musical
group and he was the first pianist to

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introduce the piano in the chair and the
orchestra us the chair and the august us

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Argos orchestra the world formed with
biologists and flute team ballast that is the

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reduction of the team party and there
was no piano in this band came

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the man who invented Africa and just ingest
whose name is Mario Bros the musical

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director on but she drew on the Africa
that was one of the three top musicians of

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the moment that was called the mumble
kings. But you don't there for

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a cure pointing with his orchestra the king
of Latin music and either of the rebels

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who was also percussion it was a singer
who was a balladeer he would lead

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a Spanish frenzy Natura

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a great singer whose recording are not
very easily found I don't have any idea of

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Tito now and this but I know
that he's a great singer

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a very important singer and he also played
in Dallas he came from of. The same blue

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were Tito when the was born so in the
churning us you're going to find trombones

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a lot of diversity and there is also lost
the pick us that we're not only balance

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of fluid but they have clout in it and
that's how Mario Zach came playing his

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clarinet and after that he developed all
his shops on the other saxophone and

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became one of the most important live
trumpets in the history of Jass this is Mario

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very Your photo of the real man became
and he became the drum patter of

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Except you kill him don't because you see
the Duke Ellington didn't play well so he

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played with all over the rest of the band
in New York City performed during our

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recording and he also was the main arranger
of my cheat on the F A Q And so he was

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the king of Sophie he hired they are
arranger but if you did know really well. He

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said these are raining is not good and
that will happen and he commission many

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other things too they are forgiven did no
last all their lives so when much of the

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wanted to make a SEPTA
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a big bow was very expensive model said
you continue with your business and I

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continue with my big bands and that's why
the. Begin to band model was dug great

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guy and in that band also there was

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a very important singer who is known as
no ass in the groups but she is the first

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lady of Latin jazz and her name is Garcia
simply Rossella there was the singer who

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taught Ella figure and Sarah born to many
of the singers who used to share the

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stage with the heiress even so that I
know many recordings of Ella singing pure

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music but they really learned that music

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a lot and they enjoyed it and said Oh you
can so popular are that the the Seda

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manager in the stages they said why don't
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because I think much she definity I said
I had less crowded and she was an impact

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on the station and this is Mario in the
night is there is something very important

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in his history and is that in the US Maybe
he made many many recordings but in nine

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hundred ninety two

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a German producer came to new CD
recorder with his own band out of the

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four of the most important albums in the
history of Africa and jass and this is one

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of them my time is now and that is

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a very significant title I think. And in
that band was one of the growers who we

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now keep in the top of our queue and just
his name is always an area that I hold us

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and they the Academy
really finish giving him

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a Grammy Award because now you know him
in this day he was nominee again with

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multiverse that is a super album
with all the big one as of last just

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a new CD and then he only
of Tina nomination I'm with

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a clear Fisher who is an extraordinary piano
was the Grammy winner but this is the

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story of one of the most important musicians
when we were speaking about I know the

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role that is

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a great title Mario sun never went back
to Cuba for many reasons the Cuban

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revolution the US the embargo the economy
to extrusions and all that so that's the

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reason why he never went back but they all
wanted to go back the same as I want to

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go there sometimes to see my friends and
to go about with another energy and this

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is. When you think of a Q.

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And A ranger also

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a great competitor but in the United States
of America he didn't cater most of his

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time to our range music.
He was the man who made

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a lot of sweets out of composition
like Tanda or Manteca that nowadays

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his song to the Far East is conducting
that great orchestra that is called the

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awful lot he just orders out with
on a board on production us and by

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a leader he has gold grew up I saw him
crying on the stage saying I came up my fire

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could he made a concert and saw a piano
and there was a mason there was like

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a if you're nice about Bruce talk
of musicians playing there and

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a play that night fantastical with all
the great piano players and the Great

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a group quietly so survived
by his grandson's wife to

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a Rangers and great musician to
one of the growers and there is

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a trucker who are the sounds of our group
leader firing us everybody knows up and

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finally the admiral software
chicle of teen a Grammy

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a few years ago this is of the so this is
the the history of the many stories are

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about the big band The Big Bang assist but
they're really expensive that's why it

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took to move

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a band all around the United States which
he said man is currently so difficult and

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then we have as more come
we have a trio but you make

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a recording and you go to promote it with
all the musicians. And this is Luciana

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shuttle Horsfall Jervas

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a live very few years in the United States
of America unfortunately because of his

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death and the clear. Some
people say he was shot in

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a bar Harlem listening to his Manteca he
came from Cuba he was one of the most

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important show men then since he was

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a kid or player it means there's more
to mother or other you play and has the

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higher pitched sound in a car rolls
up in a CARNEY Well he did not need

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a microphone because his hands were
strong Another good listen to him

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a block away that was the savage of course
he's not the only corner player in the

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history of jazz there are many other
important musicians not only Q.S.

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Several Martina was

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a Puerto Rican and there were many others
and nowadays we have your body double but

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he is one of the guys who say who put
this seed to the reward of revolution in

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music and we're here right in the United
States of America was Mario was up the

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person who suggested this
he who was looking for

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a color player for his bebop revolution
Big Ben and I was shallow and that was

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a great link this is

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a ticket to New York and Manteca
are two of them but there is also

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a washer world that is the hot sauce that
was version by Cal Tjader this is by us

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and that is part of the great crossover
between the music of Cuba and the United

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States that is really very important
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And the. That. Grows and we go
bigger the love is important

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but I really remember him a
lot and every time I have

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a chance of playing his music in virtually
all originally and first generally half

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hear something that is his and mine
take on the other you know recorder

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with me to our marquee world peace.

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But you think. Good this is the
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The music came

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a rough because Channel was not. An essay
and I went to the University of music he

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was

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a comic where nobody could play like him but
he didn't have the illustration of June

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Fuller who made the break for that song
and he was this is who had to go in

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Vincenzo shadow or going to play
that way that we had to make it

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a race that you know because Janell Blaine
in go home to us that many of the player

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were by leaders and there was

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a guy who rode the horns the trumpet the
bass and he was the guy who created the

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ideas but he didn't know how to go on that

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a big band like this so this is the room
where Aunt and this is the mix and someday

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the critic forget that this is your last
three began playing the trumpet with you

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and bands and the Great is all right
that this is said it was no mean it

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was Mario who were my teacher he's the one
who sent me to play with Cab Calloway

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cover model was that song the breath of
cover and he said this he told easy to

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morrow you're going to go cap five
minutes before the show not six not ten

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I am not going to be there you're going
to play for me here is the here are the

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papers and this is did and that's why.
When people saw him playing at first sight

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of the show you know he could
so buy it because he was

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a Jumbo who came from North Carolina you
know and he entered the jungle that is how

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musician called new city and to play in
the jungle you had to have your chops

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really good and he also played with
an hour extraordinary musician who is

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a flute player who is out but the last
who was the first flute player who made

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a solo in

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a Latin jazz orchestra so that is what I
don't want to speak about Q I want to say

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the truth the quitted the rock are heavy
and could play with longer Santamaria and

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watermelon man was written
by Hancock when he was

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a junket play with Monk Oh
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Channel this is the most popular photo
as I said he didn't live too long in the

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United States but the five six year he lived
here he was something very special and

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I have many or less

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a conversation I had the pleasure to meet
in person our McKeown in Cuba and he I

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have all the recording he talked to me about
channel in the bars when they want to

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play from one city to the your channel
play rhythms to cloud teria many of the

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musicians and they everybody began clapping
on top of the seats to get the reason

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the channel talked to them. Was the person
who has made of me all those knowledge

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is where he went to Cuba very oh and then
I got my CD because they needed beauty in

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our version of Manteca with him playing
the bass of the kids good Noel McHugh and

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after that he play with many of the band
like many other people because he liked to

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play acoustic for the business you have
to play electric to you know to get

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a job in New York. And this is
my Cheetos friend Grio who was

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a great cook if you also listen to her but
the canal you in the south the thing he

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says Go moral go see now are much equal
This is my sheet of the most important

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marker in the history of jazz a very
important musician who grew up in Paul O.T.

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And also in Cairo was to have an isolated
New York he came single with different

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bands to the United States of America and
one day he didn't get back any more and

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then here Mario where family he
modern Grazia where family so they

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together found that much on the Africa and
that has been the most important band

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in the history of Cuban music and jazz and
then all these guys have been revived in

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albums like Angel that has. The
say the good talents of an area

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with them I had in the School
of Music Africa and. That is

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a very important band of young kids who
are now the every level so the next

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generation of music for death
and this is in the middle of

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them is where none this or fortunately die
someone put the vehicle he was the guy

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who Mario coal miner who
is the one on the left I'm

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a she was the one on the right it's

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a very old photo but I do
want to go here without

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a photo over another when another was the
arranger producer of the first two Grammy

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albums of America he was the
arranger of that band the African I

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had many good piano players from the very
beginning because Mario if the piece was

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not complete he never played if you don't
know the piece I bring another guy but

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when the became hotter he can have on a
seven A I need you when it came to the U.S.

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And became the main

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a range of cheat on the Africa us. And
hearing from any other musician and cane is

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a very important album that was recorder
with kind of the alley on the other

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saxophone and Joe NUMA from can base your
guess on the lead trumpet so that is also

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a very important part of the history of
Celine and Africa and yes and this is Kenya

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this is

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a very important album with all the Droughns
boys and I recall his kids from the

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handing

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a school of music Africa and yes concert
orchestra life at the Manhattan School of

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Music I was almost like

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a German I just want to emphasize this
is not the style to this is the music of

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yesterday today and tomorrow here.
Is the great Art Blakey once said

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any place where jazz is played is

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a sacred place so thank you for
coming to church tonight thank you.

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For coming up. Yeah but you know
I always say on the radio shows

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good if you go to we're
going to put Syria at

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a restaurant how are you going to say that
jazz is dead what about this guy's jazz

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it no music for all people we have cellars
buddy who can play rock N roll and that

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in the music for young people really is

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a very old music too but I don't know
why every them in front of us is dead.

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And told me I go you know tour with night.

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So is the information and that this
information of the information you know

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that they could actions are no more important
than this guy's. And there in every

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magazine when are these
guys going to be appear in

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a massive because downbeat appears every
four months because there's no money to

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pay them and then you have people
selling sandals every week.

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For magazine Jennifer Love. And all Justin
Timberlake I'm not against that but it

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speak about everything why the Grammys don't
appear on television only cheap Korea

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played I love chick I saw him in Burlington
I talked to him for fifty five minutes

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you know and he sent me

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a beautiful lab and the whole house I
played it this afternoon on the radio and

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there was and always that began
with the three oh boy you never saw

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a jazz group played in the grannies they
played in the in the theater but not on

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the television and I have to see America's
Got Talent Dancing With The Stars

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American Idol the well is I don't see yes
and then you see the best thing that

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doesn't fit is the
elimination the voice was

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a criminal jury with that singer
from Burlington Nicole and then

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the single. Maru five better
for a single three four times

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a good that can see less than I and she
passed some of the finals she almost gets

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the first award and they're well great
singers there even that black boy the we'll

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see those part of his team he is the next
Teddy Pendergrass so was happening with

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the years of the people here and this
is both an area Dancing with the.

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Just focus of them had

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a school of music I learned with rare form
of Solace something very special when

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people stop dancing in this double listen
when just play began to make things very

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difficult people do you know go to jazz
shelves they went to places with dancing

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the politician was famous when people
played Mambo for dancing. When you began to

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make very low rated things just began to
lose credibility among the population is

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not to make easy music this is not easy
to play but it is sensible to the people

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who can understand it you know you can
make the best experiment of your life but

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you have to make it all even for the people
that's why things so famous so popular

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he made

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a bow with five American musicians he
gave the king of rock and he has. Just

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players even his bass player is now the
bass player of the Rolling Stones that are

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Jones who was

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a member of my Then his band so the that
is very important when the sinfully London

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Symphony is going to make

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a profit they biased in the sea and there
are lots of Brit this singers in the

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opera but this thing is the one to
bring the kids who play the tickets.

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And this is

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a good photo of the United Nations orchestra
which is the Pan American mission

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of this if you're less peace with all the
allies and own allies and the League of

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people in the world that is

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a very important band and you see this is
the great Brazilian Trumper me to believe

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it was one of the most important a luminous
in the history of this ability this is

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a very important band he is

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a follower of the man bookies and the
founder of the bebop revolution Bobby wore

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how bought in the same thing it
came over from the same cradle.

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This is where the teacher
went in he will bore in

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a barrel and Tonio and that's the point the
junior and he began to play to ballast

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in the machine on the F A Q Was there
he learned the chops he went to Cuba to

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Missoula grew and she was younger there
and they were always very good friends

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there is

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a film that is going to Glover that I
recall made it to all of you in Cuba I was

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never seen totally. I went to

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a movie with they say capacity for eight
hundred people and we were only five and I

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saw him

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a return of fourteen times when Packie took
him to play in Burlington Alice Stewart

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presented part of the film with the
Pan Americana suite and that was

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a very necessary film because most of all
these leisure were almost closed to go to

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heaven and there was a good idea to to
have in that theme by all this who is now

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a celebrity who was to play in the bars
of Sweden the son of future all this and

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they appear Oh God Oh Barberry she go far
of many of the people and this is the

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balustrade and he's the one who put that
imbalance from the back of the station to

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the front and that he made
that instrument. And it's

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a way that everybody wants to learn how to
play it and this is the old Tito Puente

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and really very sorry that we were
presenting in Havana Cuba and in

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a just what I used to work
we were making it through

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a digital point and he died two days before
we were going to be said no it doesn't

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matter to embellish here and to the point
is going to be with us we're going to

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make a bridge for him every
time there was really

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a very sad news but he was very intelligent
he became one of the most important

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musicians of the. Funny all the stars
he not only was in the side of

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jackass he was in the side of everything
in the tribute to the Beatles little point

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to play to embarrass him bipes. I know
those songs were terraforming to suss out

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very beautiful arrangements is the tropic

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a tribute to the Beatles if you want to
hear that we really are passing the full on

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the Hill is fantastic up and
also the unseen society is

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a bank created by many musicians were
merely pointing one of his daughters is the

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one of the single she makes a grave versions
of night and day and if you listen to

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a live recording is a funnel

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a star and you listen to him which you
Vonnie Doug Andrea Redell and the three

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piano players of power Mary Bubba Luca
Larry Harlowe those are recording to have

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close to your bed and this is Mr Tito
Reus He also played in Dallas he was

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a very cute guy we had to recognize that
he was the most cutest thing in those days

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and that also drives the ladies to the
shows which is very important to the world

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not so cute so that was the rivalry
and then you had to another two Tito.

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You're going to say Tito this and Tito
that is at the two Tito's are going to be

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here tonight because both were group
players and they are both a product of

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a barrio a very important area
a new city where there is

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a community of nickel away says Puerto
Ricans Haitians people from all over the

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world and that is the cradle of
this great music and there is also

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a very important documentary that is called
the poly the on where the mumble was

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kin I recommended to all of you it's
almost three hours and everybody speaking

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there. Speaking about all the
members and everything and this is

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metal but the circle Rask I served that
include our nobody knows him because he

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came to the US like all the other musicians
in the forty's he never went back but

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his music will know when they're So I
have been speaking to many food place and

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nobody knows him. He was a great band
leader and this guy is the first to record

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a solo with his flute in Aladdin just focus
on his albums are really great I have

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got two of them it is. Three nose and
fruits with no Wallace on the piano the

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reporter rhythm pianist is something really
beautiful but he plays tango he plays

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jazz you play sharing everything the album
which is really delicious and he is

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a person who also contribute to
the formation of this ability as

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a trumpet player which was really very
important to sort of us taking him out of

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a Security is one of my missions because
the fluid in Cuba music is like the guitar

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in rock N roll if you have
a chair and you don't have

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a good through play or don't
go to play you need to have

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a guy who really blows so that's the one
the moves the crowd the pianist that

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involve them be OK The bass player keep the
body appeared on the fruit they have to

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be first class and this is Mr
Knight can call now Good girl

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good have been as good piano player as of
Scott Peterson or she Korea or he decided

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to be

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a singer and he became one of the
most important piano with his

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trio I have read three biographies
of not can call he has

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a brother whose name is Freddie
called dad due to the gents they have

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a very similar boys and then the critics
cannot speak about Freddie they always say

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that he sings like his brother
Nat King Cole and that is

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a misconception Freddie gold is also

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a great singer it's important to
Nowadays there is a beautiful. By itself

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a girl with a Q. And A single
living in the US now who made

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a tribute to Nat King Cole him by her
Freddy Adu made two song with him I was

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playing that when you arrive I can play
one song after that so you can listen to

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both guy one thing it is point one in this
is really beautiful. This is called in

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Spanish before the cure allusion
there was one of the causes why the

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connection between the two nations continued
after night in sixty legen go into sin

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in Cuba the same as Francine our hours
are born they they standing intro B.

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Cana and they're not can go began to sing

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a boy or girl he didn't speak Spanish of
course it was all fanatics but here for me

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is the first ambassador of clear music
in the United States of America because

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nobody near here knew what Chata
shower was. The one who came.

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To. Go into the town. He learned
Italian songs in sign in

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Italian French and you can see that in the
I want to forget all about Natalie Cole

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that is

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a very important album in the history of
jazz She made more than twenty songs from

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the history of his far brother and there
are more albums only one photo there are

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more and it is more call in Spanish with
music from all of America can do your

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marrow national and dumb of the are just
matter there are only two Cubans in that

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distinction. He gave in the forty's in

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a company of then since with

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a guy go round the who's still alive Verio
now like candy you can use to blame and

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in the history of jazz he took the seat
of Shana Bose which was once your very

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important he was

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a great friend of MOMA Santamaria and
they together made many going to usual to

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jazz and he was the third limping of the
album called Keynsham and he's recording

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with those kids as you listen to it he
the con the player together with chamber

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Borneo remember where he came to with
Rebecca the Connor player. And all the

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guys that is really very important
and they are taking care of him

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a lot because Candy almost been our nine
to one but he's too plain and even when

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you go in the wanted to record drum is

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a woman he is the one who was called to
play with you calendar which is really very

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special I learned that in a
film that is go candy or has

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a fire it was Fame in New York
and then the all salad speaks

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a lot about him in Cuba nobody knows who's
candy Oh when I came here I had read of

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him but I had never listened to candy on
camera and now I am proud to have one

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important album which is this can
be a hands of fire which is also

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a film it was recorded live in New York and
Miami with two different big bands boys

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an area conducted in New York and the
Cuban conductor going to turn in Miami be

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forever who unfortunately is now
listening to us from having who was

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a great arranger and and the response of
many Grammy Awards of many Cubans in the

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United States her monthly for and
this is most of us on the area have

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you ever heard. Afro Blue
the sun Afro Blue there is

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a very beautiful version in
the boys of a singer who is

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a doctor in music whose name is Cindy

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a fertile and she doing her album Afro Blue
with lyrics with them by Oscar Brown Jr

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This is something amazing and it is

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a great band. Very important musicians
in every track that is three or four

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celebrities. To you the only one.

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You.

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Know

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a. Clown

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I know the

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a. Levels

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one is that it catered to the story of
Duke Ellington which is really beautiful

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Come Sunday and that is and all of those
three don't just dance and music of ours

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who was

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a saxophone player roller for that song
wasn't Doherty as you see here I was talking

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to Chick about that his oh yeah I was going
to you know want to play with all of

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those version that was

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a great experience and also help me
compose Watermelon Man that is like

428
00:36:53,32 --> 00:36:56,93
a pianist pianist composition
all the pin is how to record

429
00:36:56,94 --> 00:37:03,59
a watermelon man and even or
Dane. Steps in the Billboard

430
00:37:03,60 --> 00:37:08,38
charts in the version of Marty Chandler
playing the trumpet so that was

431
00:37:08,39 --> 00:37:12,96
a great song and it opens this can't
believe with the best of luck in jazz

432
00:37:14,12 --> 00:37:21,06
Watermelon Man. This is the proud

433
00:37:21,53 --> 00:37:24,86
he the rear creator of the
mammal even though and the R.C.

434
00:37:24,87 --> 00:37:27,56
A said that he was not and has made

435
00:37:27,57 --> 00:37:31,82
a lot to push the figure of
cause shall both argue on both

436
00:37:31,83 --> 00:37:34,02
a great composers Bach I shall wrote

437
00:37:34,06 --> 00:37:40,35
a dance song whose name is my book. Well
the better Prowl is the one who wrote the

438
00:37:40,36 --> 00:37:41,27
mumble as

439
00:37:41,28 --> 00:37:48,01
a germ and he lived most of his
life in Mexico he never came to the

440
00:37:48,02 --> 00:37:52,79
United States only came to May different
presentations but this is the real creator

441
00:37:52,80 --> 00:37:58,78
of the mammal the owner is a bomb bomb
but the do that. Is a very diffuse

442
00:37:58,79 --> 00:38:03,77
a dancing not everybody can does mumble
he's the one who created that music and

443
00:38:03,78 --> 00:38:08,05
also agreed on our style that is called
then that is play with a whale of

444
00:38:08,06 --> 00:38:10,45
a car gameplay begin to get

445
00:38:10,46 --> 00:38:15,44
a good day but God did not try sent to
Mars but this is why the was called The

446
00:38:15,45 --> 00:38:19,98
Mambo Kings or that movement was created
by him he was born in Matanzas the Athens

447
00:38:19,99 --> 00:38:20,50
of Q.R.

448
00:38:20,85 --> 00:38:25,52
He was the piano player of casino will apply
the bow were among us and the warrior

449
00:38:25,53 --> 00:38:25,73
was

450
00:38:25,74 --> 00:38:31,27
a kind of player and there were many important
musician Milito out there who was one

451
00:38:31,28 --> 00:38:34,10
of the singers of Tito point also this is

452
00:38:34,11 --> 00:38:37,05
a great part of proud but he
lived most of his time in Mexico

453
00:38:37,39 --> 00:38:40,52
a Member Number five
maybe you have gone to

454
00:38:40,53 --> 00:38:45,48
a disco that you Burlington you
can listen to it by this guy

455
00:38:52,55 --> 00:38:58,20
who bear who is an African listening to
Ali He's a great singer but he makes

456
00:38:58,21 --> 00:39:04,32
a discotheque version which is
really into. This Mambo number five.

457
00:39:11,100 --> 00:39:12,19
You can.

458
00:39:21,57 --> 00:39:25,94
Do if. You like it. This is

459
00:39:25,95 --> 00:39:31,05
a really good version of mom when
Amber five. The putas don't go see

460
00:39:31,06 --> 00:39:36,85
a does yes. Well about there is
in there is a big. Boat they have

461
00:39:36,86 --> 00:39:39,77
a does yoga David Griebel with these

462
00:39:39,78 --> 00:39:46,19
a dark shirt does not bring more
people to the show that is easy to be

463
00:39:46,20 --> 00:39:48,86
a smart and this is part of proud with

464
00:39:48,87 --> 00:39:53,94
a very affordable he's the real creator
of the mantle and this is him he was

465
00:39:53,95 --> 00:39:58,58
a show man Calloway see and then we make

466
00:39:59,29 --> 00:40:04,44
a composition of two for Israel mumble is
the REAL King of the map the older ones

467
00:40:04,45 --> 00:40:10,24
follow his compositions and made all the
great mammals. That is the key to the man

468
00:40:10,25 --> 00:40:16,74
book composed by Mario son and his is at
the mambo in book commercially everybody

469
00:40:16,75 --> 00:40:21,96
says man bowing and he has Bush and so by
George Benson was wrong cardinal McCoy

470
00:40:21,97 --> 00:40:24,35
Tyner and as we know
because right so that's

471
00:40:24,36 --> 00:40:30,96
a beautiful song and these other funny all
the stars I was only very special about

472
00:40:30,97 --> 00:40:36,94
this and I decided to say universe sucked
down as movements does what I always

473
00:40:36,95 --> 00:40:37,99
follow me to breath from

474
00:40:37,100 --> 00:40:44,23
a solace we're in people stop dancing
they stop listening and then finally

475
00:40:44,24 --> 00:40:44,92
a star is

476
00:40:44,93 --> 00:40:51,75
a band you just play with
fingers Celia Cruz and

477
00:40:51,76 --> 00:40:57,21
many other guys who are there. Was a
queen now on a chair of course there was

478
00:40:57,22 --> 00:41:00,35
a corner of a grassy Ella
Boma suits you was not

479
00:41:00,36 --> 00:41:06,70
a very good manager Martin said no she's
my singer if you don't put the money that

480
00:41:06,71 --> 00:41:11,67
I say that she doesn't go to funny I'll
start and thus was the right to sell across

481
00:41:11,67 --> 00:41:18,66
. What is it all the single just keep
on Mary on the piano problem. And

482
00:41:18,67 --> 00:41:21,63
all those guys and rave I read
those in the Congress this is

483
00:41:21,64 --> 00:41:24,22
a photo of formula star and this is

484
00:41:24,58 --> 00:41:28,94
a very important food player there was the
manager my leader and producer of many

485
00:41:28,95 --> 00:41:34,68
album for sale there Chris. These are the
funny all the stars show Feliciano all

486
00:41:34,69 --> 00:41:37,87
the great singers of funny or there was

487
00:41:37,88 --> 00:41:44,58
a great great move to music and there was
all recorded new CD They went to queue up

488
00:41:44,59 --> 00:41:48,35
to play one day and then people said that
they were playing all music no they were

489
00:41:48,36 --> 00:41:52,49
playing cue music but the thing is that
there was an all the development in the

490
00:41:52,50 --> 00:41:58,32
island where out of contact but cheerfully
Seattle where he made all the errors of

491
00:41:58,33 --> 00:42:04,51
learning about the law he made them beautiful
and these are less a thriller than

492
00:42:04,52 --> 00:42:09,08
a two this is a great production that
was made in Cuba by an Africa and

493
00:42:09,09 --> 00:42:13,63
a coon but this Rego's No
it came out of the balls of

494
00:42:13,64 --> 00:42:20,34
a gram records but coincidentally
this is Mr Rwanda solace

495
00:42:20,81 --> 00:42:23,54
who later became the great
piano player of one of it's

496
00:42:23,55 --> 00:42:29,19
a social club and when the boom of one
of these to and the Grammy of one of the

497
00:42:29,20 --> 00:42:31,13
same label there was

498
00:42:31,17 --> 00:42:37,43
a label in an apartment in London that is
worse or quit they said hey what about

499
00:42:37,44 --> 00:42:44,07
this record and they put five of Israel
the radio in the European markets

500
00:42:45,06 --> 00:42:51,81
and all these guys there you can see
Bucky the Rivera here he was the

501
00:42:51,82 --> 00:42:56,12
saxophone player of lesser three and eight
Arturo played the trumpet one pollo

502
00:42:56,13 --> 00:42:58,19
daughter play the trombone and they made

503
00:42:58,20 --> 00:43:03,74
a big Charanga with the Bears bar and play
with the blade flute is the rule seller

504
00:43:03,75 --> 00:43:09,51
was in the piano with all the people too
there was a great great great blues

505
00:43:09,52 --> 00:43:15,41
a group of musicians in Havana and that
African musician was really disappointed

506
00:43:15,42 --> 00:43:21,26
when the albums he said I won these corps
when he came back he will know what he

507
00:43:21,27 --> 00:43:27,65
want so he left Cuba never came back again
and then twenty years after nine hundred

508
00:43:27,66 --> 00:43:33,22
ninety seven this you can find it everywhere
these are the members of LA kettle and

509
00:43:33,23 --> 00:43:39,90
wriggle room the Creator.
But. I thought up

510
00:43:40,05 --> 00:43:44,81
but these are the musicians because
there was the band there was

511
00:43:44,82 --> 00:43:51,02
a legacy where for sound with all the
musicians as guests this is the one of the

512
00:43:51,03 --> 00:43:56,30
it's a social club the real boom
that put a lot of music and

513
00:43:56,32 --> 00:44:00,12
a little sun again in the
map. Drawing the sun

514
00:44:00,13 --> 00:44:06,55
a plane at the Olympia Theater in Paris he
was already in his house with arthritis

515
00:44:07,14 --> 00:44:13,25
he wouldn't play the piano or he was going
to play and he recorded three albums in

516
00:44:13,26 --> 00:44:19,40
two weeks the average euro stars that
was the same company were no it was

517
00:44:19,41 --> 00:44:24,49
a shit glued on his piano as the band
leader not the first is the second he had

518
00:44:24,50 --> 00:44:24,70
made

519
00:44:24,71 --> 00:44:31,63
a No one with members of the
ring but this is Friday Elaine

520
00:44:31,64 --> 00:44:37,23
forever he was shiny shoes in Havana very
poor and with were now it he was earning

521
00:44:37,24 --> 00:44:38,22
ten thousand dollars

522
00:44:38,23 --> 00:44:44,07
a week he would gain than I can call of
Cuban music because he sang all the lairs

523
00:44:45,01 --> 00:44:49,48
he would aim for and this is one of the
Marcos my neighbor with the creator would

524
00:44:49,49 --> 00:44:56,31
write could of that movement OK
and that is right this is the

525
00:44:56,32 --> 00:45:00,55
photo at the martyrs on Square
Garden the last show of one of it

526
00:45:00,56 --> 00:45:06,78
a social group with Reich order and this
is our free candle there is only respect I

527
00:45:06,79 --> 00:45:12,59
would like to remark African angle is not
an African band African the ISS cell is

528
00:45:12,60 --> 00:45:17,80
a band of New Yorkers can
do is the thrust player and

529
00:45:17,81 --> 00:45:22,82
a great singer the average Assad the stars
who are in the front line seeing it from

530
00:45:22,82 --> 00:45:28,61
all over Africa sic Obama you know who
is one of the most important thing is

531
00:45:28,62 --> 00:45:34,78
a synagogue Salaf Qaeda and all those guys
were recruited by bomb kind of my guy

532
00:45:34,79 --> 00:45:38,21
who isn't a ranger to make this
after the boom of one of it's

533
00:45:38,22 --> 00:45:41,74
a social club. Well there
really great a love of

534
00:45:41,75 --> 00:45:46,29
a candle but some people say oh it's in
Africa but no it's not in Africa Ben he

535
00:45:46,30 --> 00:45:49,97
said it's a multinational ban which
is more important and this is

536
00:45:49,98 --> 00:45:55,45
a method that all the different movements
I can speak of all I know that is

537
00:45:55,46 --> 00:46:01,95
a ban from Haitians and Cubans in Miami
police go to car jail here began many

538
00:46:01,96 --> 00:46:07,85
crossovers about Latin American music
he's a Swedish American who who was

539
00:46:07,86 --> 00:46:11,75
a great guy was he also played drums
and bungle for de Brewer quintet

540
00:46:11,89 --> 00:46:13,59
a quote that he was

541
00:46:13,60 --> 00:46:17,79
a very important musician of Fortunately
he's not alive now but he made many

542
00:46:17,80 --> 00:46:19,22
contributions and he was

543
00:46:19,23 --> 00:46:24,44
a real player never together with Tito
they played in different sections but they

544
00:46:24,45 --> 00:46:28,89
were very important musician both when
people wanted to see Tito and to talk about

545
00:46:28,90 --> 00:46:35,84
crossover to said I am making what you
Coco so are since long ago and this

546
00:46:35,85 --> 00:46:42,69
is guy Jaipur and this is me to will of
all this is Mama Santa Maria playing with

547
00:46:42,70 --> 00:46:49,67
him the words pressure for this is George
Shearing when we speak of our Joe We can

548
00:46:49,68 --> 00:46:53,14
never forget the great George Shearing his
version of the mumbling is one of the

549
00:46:53,15 --> 00:46:54,94
most important I had

550
00:46:54,95 --> 00:47:00,72
a great band of musicians and the Bowmans
player was on Monday the Brasa who was

551
00:47:00,76 --> 00:47:05,22
thirty years the bungles players of Carlos
Santana band he play with both people

552
00:47:05,23 --> 00:47:10,98
but well children first in the forty's with
Santana in the seventy's Clare Fischer

553
00:47:11,50 --> 00:47:12,22
he obtained

554
00:47:12,23 --> 00:47:16,15
a Grammy award is year one of the most
important musicians in the history of

555
00:47:16,16 --> 00:47:17,52
America he can be the

556
00:47:17,53 --> 00:47:24,41
a range of former county or brings or
Luba he plays all kinds of music and I

557
00:47:24,42 --> 00:47:30,56
remember that I began listening to him.
My live in or the same time the first of

558
00:47:30,57 --> 00:47:34,40
mine came from can him for in
friend the medium and he gave me

559
00:47:34,45 --> 00:47:41,40
a lot of opiates at this into this I had
never heard about any of them. And then I

560
00:47:41,41 --> 00:47:44,47
learned a contribution we've got a
four star on the other saxophone and

561
00:47:44,48 --> 00:47:51,06
a quad tat that is CO two plus two and he
made all those beautiful wires beautiful

562
00:47:51,07 --> 00:47:57,38
morning. Linda

563
00:47:58,05 --> 00:48:03,84
clear fishes music and music to sure that
our New Yorker the first Grammy Award for

564
00:48:03,85 --> 00:48:08,87
a Cuban band was the perfect Blair recording
new board nine hundred seventy three

565
00:48:10,58 --> 00:48:11,18
and this was

566
00:48:11,19 --> 00:48:17,72
a no rule. In music the
bottom of the Pantheon where

567
00:48:17,73 --> 00:48:24,03
Brod in the front line to play jazz all
over the world these are one of the most

568
00:48:24,04 --> 00:48:29,50
important contributions to America and
the first. Let's say nominee of the era

569
00:48:29,51 --> 00:48:31,20
Kerry had we were on

570
00:48:31,21 --> 00:48:36,42
a tourism though and Carlos are off who
live in the US the core of you are carrying

571
00:48:36,59 --> 00:48:38,94
this all recorded live in Alberta Canada

572
00:48:38,98 --> 00:48:45,79
a very important album really really
very important and this is the core

573
00:48:45,80 --> 00:48:52,63
for all of the Grammy award this is it
OK to simply and Chucho there included

574
00:48:52,86 --> 00:48:55,94
the black mass that was the one that made

575
00:48:55,95 --> 00:49:01,93
a hit and everybody in new
bored mouths open there was

576
00:49:01,94 --> 00:49:07,90
a suite of. Very very important
and so in languages you're

577
00:49:07,91 --> 00:49:14,52
a bar or and this is the other photo of the
great album and all forgettable albums

578
00:49:14,75 --> 00:49:19,21
with many musicians who are now Big thousand
over the world where who is National

579
00:49:19,22 --> 00:49:22,80
Endowment for the are just master
or care about this who's still

580
00:49:22,81 --> 00:49:29,02
a singer the Great Leader Brown drums who
the Drum had to be change where he was

581
00:49:29,03 --> 00:49:34,18
going to do the belts his left Lefty he
said no when I can play the bell over here

582
00:49:34,19 --> 00:49:39,97
because you're so sued like that and then
the row where change years after all the

583
00:49:39,98 --> 00:49:46,02
rower began to play. With more independence
is that the word and they could play

584
00:49:46,76 --> 00:49:51,33
the bell like the Green River plus that the
press and the greedy have no reason to

585
00:49:51,34 --> 00:49:57,53
much about him and this is the second
generation of Iraq Kerry which later known to

586
00:49:57,54 --> 00:50:04,05
say gave rise to any hell on that
the law made the roar the horn

587
00:50:04,19 --> 00:50:09,92
section of Tara does the work all these
guys who were there together with the other

588
00:50:09,93 --> 00:50:15,44
members of Iraq and after he took it into
the US and. Went to live with this in the

589
00:50:15,45 --> 00:50:21,100
last night in night it is this and this
is it OK to discover of something really

590
00:50:22,01 --> 00:50:24,85
impressive and this it goes a little wrong

591
00:50:24,86 --> 00:50:29,83
a car the first to play with all the big
stars in America and the whole world is

592
00:50:29,84 --> 00:50:34,18
a childbirth either with five years of
fame was playing drums with his father in

593
00:50:34,19 --> 00:50:40,58
heaven or now he lives in Florida he's
staying in the Sunshine State for him and

594
00:50:41,86 --> 00:50:46,81
he was no this school but this is the last
people he will discover about boy assess

595
00:50:46,93 --> 00:50:52,48
one afternoon that I said this is
a great talent because we made

596
00:50:52,49 --> 00:50:54,75
a jam session every every Sunday in

597
00:50:54,76 --> 00:51:00,59
a very beautiful placing of Anna and when
this it came Sara your softer he so go

598
00:51:00,60 --> 00:51:00,83
sell

599
00:51:00,84 --> 00:51:08,05
a plane crash money negotiator number two
for the jazz band and this is said I

600
00:51:08,06 --> 00:51:14,18
like him go now more with you and you play
with me tomorrow and that was the link

601
00:51:14,51 --> 00:51:21,30
between cell ruler car and we go now to
San Francisco we're going to speak about

602
00:51:21,31 --> 00:51:22,04
a lot in just

603
00:51:22,05 --> 00:51:26,98
a few and just in the United States without
mentioning the West Coast so there

604
00:51:26,99 --> 00:51:27,35
really were

605
00:51:27,36 --> 00:51:32,65
a special sea in the days of Stan Kenton
and all those great artist John Stanton

606
00:51:32,66 --> 00:51:32,99
has been

607
00:51:33,53 --> 00:51:39,04
a very important musician in the history
of America. He was born here from Puerto

608
00:51:39,05 --> 00:51:44,73
Ricans and capability parents and he
accumulated all that background to play with

609
00:51:44,74 --> 00:51:49,93
my shit and sample that is one of the
important bands in the history of America

610
00:51:50,43 --> 00:51:57,29
where WALLACE Dr where Wallace troubled
player of the Mr Peter as cover the band

611
00:51:57,39 --> 00:52:02,92
and with the hues to my going to China
and everybody else and he's now the

612
00:52:02,93 --> 00:52:07,76
president of part of our records in San
Francisco something really special you have

613
00:52:07,77 --> 00:52:12,15
a question about him this is the core of
one of the most beautiful albums I've ever

614
00:52:12,16 --> 00:52:17,77
heard in my life the nature of the beat
bushes of every new fire Duke Ellington

615
00:52:18,51 --> 00:52:25,29
African music more and this is on
there are millions of women in

616
00:52:25,30 --> 00:52:31,72
Jess in Sweden in their market hall and in
Vermont you have many news good musician

617
00:52:31,73 --> 00:52:33,86
here a rhythm a little was also

618
00:52:33,87 --> 00:52:39,10
a key role player for teacher when the
orchestra the very border musician who had

619
00:52:39,10 --> 00:52:39,28
made

620
00:52:39,29 --> 00:52:44,31
a great contribution to Jess and the next
fall is about one of the most important

621
00:52:44,32 --> 00:52:48,10
as Congress in California
and there you can see

622
00:52:48,71 --> 00:52:53,97
a growing band bitter or it is Bill out on
the ballasts member of the team because

623
00:52:53,98 --> 00:52:57,31
at the end they dress a new city
in one hundred seventy three also

624
00:52:57,32 --> 00:53:03,91
a member of funny All-Stars and lives
Eric who is one of the newcomers

625
00:53:04,47 --> 00:53:08,94
one of my real good blues for Helena Plato
before Celia Cruz and many other bands

626
00:53:08,95 --> 00:53:13,27
here they all live there
in South California under

627
00:53:13,28 --> 00:53:17,99
a raffle she has many tastes in music
she's one of the most important challenge

628
00:53:17,100 --> 00:53:23,00
areas of new CD but this is
the Harbaugh up. With the way

629
00:53:23,01 --> 00:53:29,45
a lot of us who play the trumpet like nobody
else can do it. And she has made many

630
00:53:29,46 --> 00:53:33,90
recording with her son Sharon is a
dance in orchestra and if you find

631
00:53:33,91 --> 00:53:40,79
a mass in those figured out before
flutes is full Canon just who is an all

632
00:53:40,80 --> 00:53:47,78
important player Tony Grossman who the flute
player. And the ball and teen has been

633
00:53:47,96 --> 00:53:52,03
always pushing women for air you have to
play without no we don't know how to play

634
00:53:52,04 --> 00:53:58,12
yes come in and play and that's why they
are such great musicians our days and here

635
00:53:59,13 --> 00:54:02,76
we have a lot of great
musicians and the there is

636
00:54:02,77 --> 00:54:08,27
a story about the two brothers
Challis the one with glasses he was

637
00:54:08,28 --> 00:54:12,50
a very poor musician but
he died when he was

638
00:54:12,61 --> 00:54:18,09
a little bit younger so he is the hire of
that big throne that had to do with the

639
00:54:18,10 --> 00:54:25,05
combos at the end of the sixty's the
same at the brewery many or artist all

640
00:54:25,06 --> 00:54:28,23
that influence of Latin jazz
in the combo's have to do with

641
00:54:28,24 --> 00:54:30,50
a pond near your brother and
he was accused of being

642
00:54:30,51 --> 00:54:35,85
a communist because he will think you are
Muslim big in America and his band had

643
00:54:36,41 --> 00:54:41,19
the great trombones and flute with Mark
Feinstein who could play both use humans

644
00:54:41,49 --> 00:54:45,24
and that it all appears in this great mass
in that now doesn't exist because there

645
00:54:45,25 --> 00:54:52,19
is no money to pay it no commercials and
more women in Jess how you have been

646
00:54:52,20 --> 00:54:58,88
to Canada Toronto Have you seen
Jane bonnet well before and

647
00:54:58,89 --> 00:55:02,70
after night in another one if we are
going to speak about jazz and Q.

648
00:55:02,71 --> 00:55:06,63
Music we have to mention her when she went
to get what she didn't know how to play

649
00:55:06,64 --> 00:55:12,01
Q. And yes she learned there and in the
first album you know that she's making

650
00:55:12,02 --> 00:55:17,27
a great effort but nowadays she has to
go to more than thirteen albums with Q

651
00:55:17,28 --> 00:55:22,91
musicians. Most of them have been staying
here and finding greener pastures you

652
00:55:22,92 --> 00:55:27,77
know murdered our Canada I mean in
the US or Canada with her she has

653
00:55:27,78 --> 00:55:31,51
a band called the spirits of ANA
which is really amazing analogy has

654
00:55:31,52 --> 00:55:33,13
a new band with a new Congress she has

655
00:55:33,14 --> 00:55:36,89
a great band in Toronto nowadays
with the album embracing voices with

656
00:55:36,90 --> 00:55:43,17
a great. Contrast which is more
music downtowns always a biased is

657
00:55:43,18 --> 00:55:47,91
a great band Jane bonnet and this is

658
00:55:47,92 --> 00:55:53,12
a shop the voter new lecture that I'm
going to us mostly to prepare it with me

659
00:55:53,45 --> 00:56:00,09
these are the Joan kids of new CD You know
this you know deafness and then this is

660
00:56:00,34 --> 00:56:04,13
more noble era who last week was making

661
00:56:04,14 --> 00:56:07,21
a piano solo concert in
the silence and he's

662
00:56:07,22 --> 00:56:09,28
a Grammy winner Aarti with his band new Q.

663
00:56:09,29 --> 00:56:13,67
And As press I have the great job Anita's
on bass very important Puerto Rican

664
00:56:13,68 --> 00:56:20,38
artist earlier Franca who came to
be. A really important musician

665
00:56:20,64 --> 00:56:25,98
play with Tara Stafford are also with many
of the band has its own trio quite dead

666
00:56:25,98 --> 00:56:29,31
. Devil if we had the who now has

667
00:56:29,32 --> 00:56:34,35
a record label called Dustin the soul music
Giovani Their it was one of the most

668
00:56:34,36 --> 00:56:39,20
influential alto saxophone together with
Mr Steve Coleman who is the one who

669
00:56:39,21 --> 00:56:45,93
brought all those ideas of hip hop and jazz
and more with the fire elements our own

670
00:56:45,93 --> 00:56:50,68
would tease who is now living in New
York former member of many bands in Q.

671
00:56:50,68 --> 00:56:52,36
And Spain and Boston is

672
00:56:52,36 --> 00:56:59,15
a professor and also wrote an album
that is Carol that obtained the lot in

673
00:56:59,43 --> 00:57:03,75
just award two years ago and
this is a photo of new Q.

674
00:57:03,75 --> 00:57:06,79
And As press we love these guys

675
00:57:06,83 --> 00:57:13,64
a few days ago his name is shall Florus and
he's the bass player of the album to do

676
00:57:13,65 --> 00:57:19,58
nineteen call with this other girl
he was living in Connecticut. He had

677
00:57:19,59 --> 00:57:26,44
a very difficult this
is to survive and now

678
00:57:26,45 --> 00:57:32,37
this is the name. Of your musician after
the eighty with the Mario ball lift

679
00:57:33,99 --> 00:57:39,16
you remember James Carter the president
of the United States of America maybe

680
00:57:39,17 --> 00:57:42,67
nobody understood him
he the person who made

681
00:57:43,81 --> 00:57:49,62
a deal to bring the Cuban families
to America but they did not all Kong

682
00:57:51,47 --> 00:57:55,91
and the Americans did not believe in him
anymore because he's the response all the

683
00:57:55,92 --> 00:57:56,21
more in

684
00:57:56,22 --> 00:58:02,17
a bowl lift because the boys went to Cuba
but they came back no with the family

685
00:58:02,18 --> 00:58:08,19
what with prisoners mentally sees people
on balance who are now in the in the Jays

686
00:58:08,20 --> 00:58:13,07
of Florida maybe does a
reason why he was not

687
00:58:13,08 --> 00:58:18,100
a real act it but many of the musicians
in the eighties who came here came you do

688
00:58:19,01 --> 00:58:24,84
the Mario believe and from all areas but
that was one of the main lesson axis in

689
00:58:24,85 --> 00:58:29,76
that day there was the Peruvian embassy
was open and the whole city entered the

690
00:58:29,77 --> 00:58:35,24
Peruvian embassy and this is
another great photo of the new Q.

691
00:58:35,25 --> 00:58:39,75
And A press with tone worn out guitar who
most beautiful soul is like the third on

692
00:58:39,76 --> 00:58:46,45
horn of the band just
voluntary he can play the

693
00:58:46,46 --> 00:58:52,67
checker. And you can listen to that great
music this is this quintet with the

694
00:58:52,68 --> 00:58:57,08
greatest money party there was another great
great great piano player who is living

695
00:58:57,09 --> 00:59:03,76
here in the US and this photo is really
very important this is and Ali in

696
00:59:03,78 --> 00:59:09,61
Havana there is a hole in the handle more
noble than I had been living in the U.S.

697
00:59:09,78 --> 00:59:15,01
Doing seventy years had never gone back
to Cuba he began learning the saxophone

698
00:59:15,01 --> 00:59:15,78
with his father was

699
00:59:15,79 --> 00:59:22,29
a great alto saxophonist and later his
switch to the piano and became the

700
00:59:23,26 --> 00:59:30,02
student of the Great in New York. And he
went to Cuba because he needed to listen

701
00:59:30,03 --> 00:59:36,60
to Cuba music they're not here and
he compose most of the sound on the

702
00:59:36,61 --> 00:59:41,86
plane he rises than in the album
so I really think that is has

703
00:59:41,87 --> 00:59:44,66
a grain meaning in the
intellectual ideas to speak about

704
00:59:44,67 --> 00:59:50,28
a musician so he needed the influence of
his own city where he was born to continue

705
00:59:50,29 --> 00:59:54,12
writing he had now six albums
with number six you obtain

706
00:59:54,13 --> 00:59:57,89
a Grammy Award nomination that
is like a grounding which is

707
00:59:57,93 --> 01:00:03,25
a she is less than thirty
years of age and this is

708
01:00:03,68 --> 01:00:09,85
a great trio this is the hip South
Jass Have your heard. That is

709
01:00:09,86 --> 01:00:13,67
a very inspirational movie they don't
compose they don't rehearse they sit down

710
01:00:13,67 --> 01:00:18,95
there take their microphone Jay Selina plays
the harmonies heavy guns improvise is

711
01:00:18,96 --> 01:00:23,97
a real great album this is done preamble
and Jason Little has gone to Berlin the

712
01:00:23,97 --> 01:00:29,45
many times to the just first two and also
with Anna Coren the Piano Player of the

713
01:00:29,45 --> 01:00:35,97
coin family and let's see in
a in a in a country like Q.

714
01:00:35,99 --> 01:00:42,95
Where there were no Bibles all see
lawfulness cellphones to study is important

715
01:00:42,96 --> 01:00:46,73
to remark how our friend should go how to
go one of the great by was living in in

716
01:00:46,74 --> 01:00:51,73
Florida now fifty years in Stockholm Sweden
and also in Madrid where he recorded

717
01:00:51,74 --> 01:00:54,65
this album it is called My place there is

718
01:00:54,66 --> 01:00:59,53
a good album that I give to Joe La it came
to play here and Joe look said that is

719
01:00:59,54 --> 01:01:03,70
something extraordinary and is important
because they learned to play on

720
01:01:03,71 --> 01:01:07,24
a table there was no
instrument so they make

721
01:01:07,25 --> 01:01:12,64
a keyboard with paper to practice
as if you were sitting in

722
01:01:12,65 --> 01:01:15,14
a hospital yeah

723
01:01:15,16 --> 01:01:18,39
a professor said if you're sick and
you go to the hospital you make

724
01:01:18,39 --> 01:01:22,58
a keyboard you're better you practice you
don't have the keys but you can practice

725
01:01:22,70 --> 01:01:27,47
and that's what they did and that's how
they learned there was only one for the

726
01:01:27,48 --> 01:01:31,26
whole school of music. And there's

727
01:01:31,27 --> 01:01:36,36
a junior Terry and I would like
to finish our presentation with

728
01:01:36,37 --> 01:01:42,08
a check to check Do You Think You
Can Dance America's Got Talent.

729
01:01:45,53 --> 01:01:52,49
Yeah sure. This is the
evolution of the great

730
01:01:52,50 --> 01:01:56,70
music created in the fifty's the music that
together will rock N roll revolver the

731
01:01:56,71 --> 01:01:58,12
world maybe also does

732
01:01:58,13 --> 01:02:04,19
a word taken to the to the ball rolls which
I shot and this is just by his brother

733
01:02:04,72 --> 01:02:09,82
they are four musicians in the family or
five of the oil so many background books

734
01:02:12,76 --> 01:02:17,54
use that is no good. You can use it.

735
01:02:22,14 --> 01:02:25,35
Three steps you know you.

736
01:02:33,98 --> 01:02:34,91
You.

737
01:02:47,94 --> 01:02:48,23
You have

738
01:02:48,24 --> 01:02:54,67
a question now I think maybe you have some
seat tomorrow we're going to play the

739
01:02:54,68 --> 01:02:57,15
whole piano solo Wiles'
money because he makes

740
01:02:57,16 --> 01:03:03,60
a great solo This is an endless song so you
have any question you study music. But

741
01:03:03,61 --> 01:03:06,18
it is nice to have the
lecture Professor most

742
01:03:06,19 --> 01:03:12,66
a very hobby sure and you have any
question the ME afraid do you have

743
01:03:12,67 --> 01:03:16,90
integration No why do you think that was.

744
01:03:20,73 --> 01:03:25,17
Me. Before the.

745
01:03:27,66 --> 01:03:30,83
World music really. Became popular.

746
01:03:34,93 --> 01:03:41,90
Human. Is what happened with Cuban

747
01:03:41,92 --> 01:03:47,74
music after the sixty's and going to see
here. After the sixty's killer music

748
01:03:47,75 --> 01:03:49,11
didn't go into the U.S.

749
01:03:49,17 --> 01:03:52,63
Your music went to Poland
because Cuba was is

750
01:03:52,64 --> 01:03:58,85
a socialist candidate and because of the
embargo that was the justification not to

751
01:03:58,86 --> 01:04:04,57
bring people to play here I mean both can't
risk and I'm going to speak against the

752
01:04:04,58 --> 01:04:09,19
America and I'm going to speak with the
Cuban government both are responsible of

753
01:04:09,20 --> 01:04:15,10
the in communication and then what happened
you go to see Russia are you seeing.

754
01:04:16,99 --> 01:04:23,99
The Russian those pick Spanish and that's
why haven't you all the talk you solar

755
01:04:24,50 --> 01:04:30,60
go. The Japanese goes pick
Spanish so how you go to sell

756
01:04:30,61 --> 01:04:36,16
a million records that's what happened with
your music in the sixty's and the guys

757
01:04:36,16 --> 01:04:40,77
who were playing with funny all the stuff
where Killen's were forbidden in the

758
01:04:40,79 --> 01:04:46,60
radio in Cuba you could not speak about
the literal import of phyla stuff follow

759
01:04:46,62 --> 01:04:52,97
him now he died or where to he was from
files does what happened why kill music

760
01:04:52,98 --> 01:04:58,05
began losing popularity because there were
no killings in the US yet they are aware

761
01:04:58,52 --> 01:05:04,73
but nobody wrote about them you don't have
to say that every go is Puerto Rican You

762
01:05:04,74 --> 01:05:08,46
don't need to say that but people like the
remark he's cute because he's led the

763
01:05:08,47 --> 01:05:13,10
forbidden fruit you know there's no I
mean you know we're not generally white

764
01:05:13,11 --> 01:05:19,86
Levine maybe he's from Senegal
maybe he's from the our coast he's

765
01:05:19,87 --> 01:05:23,41
Haitian but he lives here again
with a few years and he made

766
01:05:23,42 --> 01:05:25,68
a million with long term or we say

767
01:05:25,69 --> 01:05:28,91
a cruise that was forbidden
in Cuba you going to bring

768
01:05:28,92 --> 01:05:31,59
a one termer over the few years there is

769
01:05:31,60 --> 01:05:35,89
a superhero things to put
See here. So does one have

770
01:05:35,90 --> 01:05:41,29
a you know and that's why I though moisten
the tire that he gave for this lecture

771
01:05:41,30 --> 01:05:42,61
is very important is

772
01:05:42,62 --> 01:05:47,86
a no relation now today I arrive
in Miami to love or go bands

773
01:05:48,22 --> 01:05:53,37
a music there was forbidden in Cuba they're
going to play in Coyote you when I

774
01:05:53,38 --> 01:05:57,04
listen to people say speaking
about aware that it will be

775
01:05:58,06 --> 01:06:05,04
a Hall of prostitution. The street
where people sit down there to

776
01:06:05,05 --> 01:06:11,84
hang how the queue now you know so that
will happen when I can again to Newport and

777
01:06:11,85 --> 01:06:18,19
they played even those two rowers who ride
the line and also the album said we were

778
01:06:18,20 --> 01:06:23,99
used to listen to Sharon us with electric
guitar but now we have an explosion

779
01:06:25,98 --> 01:06:30,56
with four horns guitar but are drawn
to him by Alice and a guy singing in

780
01:06:30,57 --> 01:06:36,18
a very strange language because he was
singing in Europe over his science Spanish

781
01:06:36,40 --> 01:06:43,36
our money won't go and play with
six but our what happened there

782
01:06:43,37 --> 01:06:43,60
was

783
01:06:43,61 --> 01:06:50,36
a row Lucia the band the recorder the were
made of Ferguson from the Ask the musician

784
01:06:50,37 --> 01:06:55,97
one day how can you read that paper so many
no mater those who writes them are how

785
01:06:55,98 --> 01:06:58,70
can you read that and you will not give

786
01:06:58,71 --> 01:07:04,14
a go both future role and reckon time on
books to make it more you know attractive

787
01:07:04,15 --> 01:07:11,14
for dancers and that's what happened and
then as I said all the musicians who are

788
01:07:11,15 --> 01:07:17,23
coming now now they are allowed to to send
the rebels to give and they are allowed

789
01:07:17,24 --> 01:07:19,97
to be on the radio it depends is laid

790
01:07:19,98 --> 01:07:25,45
a short too late. You have installed the
ball is very quiet this is quite the more

791
01:07:26,05 --> 01:07:32,51
you know if you are nice maybe they say oh
it's OK. Let's play that music here you

792
01:07:32,52 --> 01:07:36,71
know so that is what happened and is
no where music where music is like

793
01:07:36,72 --> 01:07:42,84
a label to sell the Africans. That
there was something there was like

794
01:07:42,85 --> 01:07:49,23
a market to serve the black people of
Australia that they had no market for the

795
01:07:49,25 --> 01:07:53,87
museum front and center where they had
to be so and they had to be put in

796
01:07:53,88 --> 01:08:00,79
a place and then the term began became
popular you know does well that

797
01:08:00,85 --> 01:08:05,43
the little my point of view in the
International Association for the Study of

798
01:08:05,44 --> 01:08:06,88
Popular music people there was

799
01:08:06,89 --> 01:08:12,01
a great where about how can you say
they were right the Chilean music.

800
01:08:14,49 --> 01:08:21,44
Is where music is music from South
America because you say we're music from

801
01:08:21,45 --> 01:08:27,05
which part of the world is that music and
that also happened with the exodus of

802
01:08:27,06 --> 01:08:32,92
Chileans all over the world the languages
spread and you had bands in Sweden plain

803
01:08:32,96 --> 01:08:37,34
like into you Manning occupy
you because Dubey came

804
01:08:37,35 --> 01:08:39,96
a languish in Germany you could have

805
01:08:39,97 --> 01:08:45,01
a truer Doura German singing in Spanish
that was really really important and of the

806
01:08:45,02 --> 01:08:45,83
question you have

807
01:08:45,84 --> 01:08:52,57
a question. Ten years. Where.

808
01:08:55,92 --> 01:09:01,96
You are just now is that his best or yeah
we have and they say the explosion was

809
01:09:01,97 --> 01:09:05,24
a big with these kids who are you
are watching now living in the U.S.

810
01:09:05,46 --> 01:09:08,26
When they were in Cuba they didn't have

811
01:09:08,27 --> 01:09:13,71
a first to offer them because who was that
how an international justice here and

812
01:09:13,72 --> 01:09:16,99
one I DID IT director
said We are going to make

813
01:09:17,08 --> 01:09:24,05
a hole in half and they made at the end
of the ninety's the Joey gas players

814
01:09:24,09 --> 01:09:31,03
festival and now it's an International
Jazz Fest you are in Cuba so I know

815
01:09:31,04 --> 01:09:36,67
these guys are playing here it is clear the
flute player is No He's an Asian but he

816
01:09:36,68 --> 01:09:37,65
knows the language.

817
01:09:44,48 --> 01:09:49,84
Yeah musician who went to Florida to play
in the again they got to play and in

818
01:09:49,85 --> 01:09:51,60
twenty minute a worry how on a plane in

819
01:09:51,61 --> 01:09:57,84
a nightclub but if you're going to going
to be supported you're going to fly

820
01:09:58,68 --> 01:10:03,92
it's easier to go to Joe Biden in France
now what happened when actually just in

821
01:10:03,93 --> 01:10:10,91
America is probably are you going to burn
his back you go to lead him and his pack

822
01:10:11,11 --> 01:10:17,09
and you go to trumpets but it's just the
promotion if you don't see them to be you

823
01:10:17,10 --> 01:10:23,02
don't believe it I You see they are sick I
just love it I love it I like tell us if

824
01:10:23,65 --> 01:10:30,54
we do see CD or felt on the Grammys
or any other thing the question you

825
01:10:30,55 --> 01:10:30,68
have

826
01:10:30,69 --> 01:10:42,85
a question yes. The Professor. Was

827
01:10:43,79 --> 01:10:48,85
Here now look basic you a single
name is while looking she was

828
01:10:48,86 --> 01:10:52,21
a very dramatic aggressive
singer and stage she was

829
01:10:52,22 --> 01:10:57,08
a singer of Tito when dogs were booted I
had to shake her for Syria because she

830
01:10:57,09 --> 01:11:03,87
created troll in the places and
she died on fortunately and

831
01:11:03,93 --> 01:11:09,42
she has been like a nice after her
death but she was a very good singer

832
01:11:09,43 --> 01:11:11,31
a very good singer there is as

833
01:11:11,35 --> 01:11:15,75
a filmmaker in Spain there are
more who used in his films

834
01:11:16,13 --> 01:11:21,55
a background of boleros by looping they
are group although they are true and then

835
01:11:22,31 --> 01:11:26,82
people began to listen to the loop again
but she is very important like Linda laid

836
01:11:26,83 --> 01:11:32,89
up Lena later was another good singer who
was shot because of drugs but she was

837
01:11:32,90 --> 01:11:35,49
also to the point the singer all the T.

838
01:11:35,50 --> 01:11:41,10
The boy the singer how being pure on the
many cans or Puerto Ricans but many Cubans

839
01:11:41,10 --> 01:11:43,40
. Recently go in there for

840
01:11:43,41 --> 01:11:48,34
a dollar day we'll go in there we should
not follow your body out of this. Baluga

841
01:11:48,82 --> 01:11:55,35
Yeah sure and more. HOME I'M ALMOST
most of the way you created it remember

842
01:11:55,53 --> 01:12:02,52
here. The players. Oh

843
01:12:02,53 --> 01:12:06,68
yeah they are no more than a
graduate boarding cue or it is not

844
01:12:06,69 --> 01:12:13,24
a just cool because Joe was forbidden
it could not be played and then people

845
01:12:13,25 --> 01:12:20,10
because. He was fired. From
the choir because he helped

846
01:12:20,11 --> 01:12:26,75
proto he he speaks very low his very refined
boy but there was no school for jazz

847
01:12:26,98 --> 01:12:31,70
and then people began to learn from records
and from the family from the O People

848
01:12:32,41 --> 01:12:36,06
far is a great plan is a
still life but there was no

849
01:12:36,07 --> 01:12:39,57
a just now yes now there
is and into Dude there is

850
01:12:40,09 --> 01:12:46,09
a department of jazz in
the in the fire and I was

851
01:12:46,86 --> 01:12:53,59
a study that is go easy on the Spanish
and the director of the the jazz

852
01:12:53,83 --> 01:12:55,11
the promise a good friend of mine

853
01:12:55,12 --> 01:13:00,25
a saxophone player and now he by Sorry buddy
but they want the truth as you say no

854
01:13:00,26 --> 01:13:06,67
longer. OK What is it he's living with.

855
01:13:08,34 --> 01:13:12,22
It was no mean nationally. Yes it was

856
01:13:12,23 --> 01:13:19,10
a lot about it. Because you you you
get so salute visitor that you don't

857
01:13:19,11 --> 01:13:24,19
want to. But I know there are other
people you you have been here for

858
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a lot. And so I want you
to look me in pain if I

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am.